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Do you not have an issue with your eyes and wrists going up and down slightly as you walk? It seems the visual issue would be a bit distracting and perhaps the

by redwood 14y ago

Do you not have an issue with your eyes and wrists going up and down slightly as you walk? It seems the visual issue would be a bit distracting and perhaps the wrist issue lead to more typos? I want to believe there's a way around this: like a monitor that follows your eyes... I guess it'd have to be worn as goggles

freerobby 14y ago
Wrists - not at all. I have the old model of the Lifespan Treadmill desk - check here for a photo: http://www.amazon.com/LifeSpan-TR1200-DT-Treadmill-Desk-Model/dp/B006M2PJV0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1359565421&sr=8-1&keywords=tr1200dt http://www.amazon.com/LifeSpan-TR1200-DT-Treadmill-Desk-Mode... I rest my elbows on the pad on the front, with my keyboard about a foot forward on the desk. No matter my body's movement, my arms are stable and anchored. With respect to eyesight, there is mild movement but I don't find it bothersome or difficult. First, it is very mild - maybe an inch or two between steps. Second, it's more of a front-back movement than up-down (remember, this is a walking treadmill, not a running treadmill), so I find it does not at affect my field of vision nor what my eyes are focused on.